[Peeweelinux] Success

[Barry Gershenfeld]

Last Wednesday my embedded hardware arrived.  I got a DiskOnModule with
it.  It has an IDE connector on it.  I plugged it onto the host 
system's motherboard and let PeeWee write an image to it.   The 
only hitch I had was on the embedded hardware.  The disk module 
wouldn't respond.  Turns out there is an IDE master jumper that's 
routed to the power connector and the mating connector didn't 
have a wire there.  Once that was taken care of, the system booted!
On Thursday 8/15 I had an embedded web site running on our LAN.  

The hardware is an Arbor EmCore-i413 featuring the ZFx86 "Linux" chip.
 5V, 1A.  100 MHz (39 BogoMIPS, must be a 486)

The DiskOnModule is hard to find item that emulates an IDE drive. It's
built onto the back of an IDE connector and extends back less than
an inch.  The vendor (Modular Industrial Solutions) recommended
them as being less trouble than the DiskOnChip, and they cost 
less, too.   They sell the board and the disk.  http://www.modindsol.com

One month from the time I started.  Not too bad, seemed like more :)

Barry